Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-05
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good WORK.
The Humane Society can find lots to do
if the members or the executive officers
will use their eyes. ,
Members of the Citizens Cornet Band
are asitating the matter of holding open
air concerts in the city during the summer.
II the citizens will stand the expense of
building a platform and furnishing concert
music. the band will furnish Il free concert
each Saturday night. We think it would
nav the business men in almost any part
of town TO 20 10 the necessary outlay for
the sake of drawing the crowds TO their
own particular locality.
Mr.. James Jordan, Il wcll-known resi-
dent of this vicinity, who recently gradu-
oted from the Ohio Medical College, has
onened an office and commenced the prac-
tice of medicine in the city of Lance,
Michigan.
Rev. A. L. Brownlee, of the U. p.
Church. is at Buchanan Hill assisting i'll
communion service. Rev. Thompson, OF
Buchanan Hill, will preach here in the
morning, and Rev. +. &. Simpson, oil Ham
ilton, in the evening.
A telegram was received yesterday
stating that Rev. Holt2, Rev. Rider, John
II Snence and other member of the Holy
Land excursion party had arrived IN New
York City, and would he nome tonight
or tomorrow morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Chambers are the
quests of friends in the city.
ssDar Maennerchor Gesang Nereins"
will hold a private picnic i'll S~eabrlghts
orchard this afternoon. Extensive pre-
narations have been made Tor the event,
and a very present time is anticipated.
On Thursday evening next Mr.. Alex.
Cochran, of Fifth street, will hold n straw
berry social ut his residence:
Mrs. Martha Vail cut her wrist very Sc
vercly with u carving knife on Thursday
The cut was 50 deep N TO sever Il large
artery and two tendons. Mrs. Vail now
has a very sore hand in consequence.
Miss Nellie Sedgwick, of st Clairsville,
is the guest OF Miss Alma Chesell.
Miss Jessie Morton, of ST. GAINESVILLE,
passed through the city yesterday oil her
way 20 her home in Allegheny City.
There will be a strawberry supper ut the
residence Of VIM. Jump on Glcn's run,
Thursday evening.
Gertie Barr, daughter of Il. Barr, is very
i'll with typhoid fever. Her brother Adda
is couyaleSccmt.
The Ladies' Quartettc Club, under the
management of Mamie II. Anderson, will
rive q concert in this city in the near flu
ture. The club is composed Of three Of
Whcrling's finest singers and Miss Flora
4. Williams. of this city, and have drawn
good houses wherever they have appeared.
Work on the water works reservoir Is
coming on nicely, but it is not at all prob
able that there will be any water in the
pipes by July l. ,
The drug stores will hereafter he closed
from 1920 q. m till 1 p. m. and after : p.
~. ON Sundays.
Reserved seats for the Presbyterian
choir concert will he placed on sale at
Ony'S drug store tomorrow.
Willie Boots Harrison has returned to
town after Il three months s%oiOurn in Pitts
burg,
Geo. W. McKim's machine shops, which
have been closed down several weeks,
while a new steam boiler is being pnt in,
will probably go on this week.
The G.. 4 i. railroad will run Il special
extension train to Cleveland, O., on June
9TH. Fare for the round trip s 2.25; tickets
good returning until June 18th.
The following named persons, George
DcorSh, James *. Shrodes, Jacob Myers
and Mrs. Mary +. Westwood, are about to
bring suits against the c., l.. x w. Rail
road Company, for damages to their pro-
pertieS by the extension OF that road to
this city. They claim the road is built
close to their homes, and the street is
destroyed rs Il means OF ingress and egrcSS,
and the noise of passing trains, the smoke
from locomotives, the earring of their build
ings, &c, have injured them greatly. The
grade is also different from the established
grade OH the streets. The road should be
placed farther away if possible, as even the
cutters, curbmg and shade trees will he
injured. the damages claimed vary from
$1,000 to 81, 800 in these cases.
Prot. Taylor Tarbet leaves in n few days
for Denver and Peueblo, Colorado, to take
charge of a school.
Messrs. Joseph Talbcrt, Addison Burris
and Henry Heberling, Jr., of Mt. Pleasant,
were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Smith and wife passed
through town yesterday on their way to
Mt. Pleasant from Nebraska.
Mrs. w. J. Trip and daughter, Mrs.
John Smith, are the guests of friends in the
city.
4 force of boiler makers are ut work
patching the steam boilers at the Els0n
Glass Works.
Yesterday was pay day at the Laughlin
and Ttna mills and the ElsOn Glass
Works.
The man Glass who was thrown from a
| l,--. n-,s,,4t 4, ,r.n -, Gl.n-l a.. H..
day evening, is doing rs well ~ could be
expected. His injuries are not thought to
be us severe rs WAS ut first supposed.
The regular service ut st. Paul's Epis-
copal mission will be held ut 7:3O instead
of $50 p. IN, as heretofore. Rev. w. S.
Campbell will o~fficiate.
Seats are ON sale at Ong's drug store for
the 'IToosier Doctor" to he given in La
fayette Hall tomorrow night. Your re-
porter met a gentleman from Wellsville
yesterday, who stated that the show drew
well at that place and gave n satisfactory
performance, keeping the audience in an
uprOar of laughter during the entire per-
tOrmance.
Charles Fetty and wife were before JUS
tice Robinson, of Bridgeport, on Friday,
charged with abusing Mrs. James Ebbcrts.
They were fined s. and costs each.
Matthias Beck, who was hurt in the
Standard mill some time since, is able 10
20 about his home on Crutchcs.
Mrs. LcnahaD, Of Steubenville, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Gafney,
of Fifth street.
The Laughlin Nail Co. made a shipment
of j,11T kegs ofnailS on Friday.
Conductor Jim EhcTlcin, of the Steuben-
willie accommodation, spent the happiest
day of his life i'll Il bran new semi-parlor
car Oh the train, on Thursday last. The
car is one of several recently built in the
G. Il i. shops at Allegheny City, and is a
very nice piece of workmanship. much
nicer, III fact, than are usually carried by
the trains On this division. The car is
numbered -, and has a vcstibulc entracc,
double-headcd French plate mirror, private
seats i'll the vcStibue for ladies, Pullman
palace car lamps, French plate windows.
about six inches wider and much
higher than the ordinary coach
windows. The seats are the Kilburn,